How long did the 2006 Eagle Rare 17 age before bottling?
The fall 2006 Eagle Rare 17 Year Old aged 18 years: Buffalo Trace's fact sheet gives that as its age at bottling, one year more than the label's 17-year statement. Its whiskey dates from a spring 1988 distillation and spent those years in Warehouse Q at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Kentucky.
How strong is the 2006 Eagle Rare 17?
Ninety proof, 45% ABV. Buffalo Trace chill filtered the fall 2006 Eagle Rare 17 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon and bottled it at 90.0 proof for the 2006 Antique Collection, according to the release's fact sheet.
When did the 2006 Eagle Rare 17 come out?
Buffalo Trace put the 2006 Eagle Rare 17 Year Old out in the fall of 2006, in that year's Antique Collection, and dated its letter to the bourbon's retailers August 9, 2006. The 2006 collection was the first to include Thomas H. Handy Sazerac.